1 room apartment of 39 m² in Paris

Neighbourhood highlightsThe 18th arrondissement is home to the Montmartre district, one of the world's most beautiful - and touristy - places. It's a district that's renewing itself and welcoming a new population, notably around the 18th arrondissement town hall (Jules Joffrin), and one that holds some very nice surprises in store. Ideal for an evening out, yet close to the main Parisian attractions. Montmartre is packed with charming cafés and patisseries. Stop for a coffee, a pastry or a meal, and soak up the unique atmosphere of the neighborhood.If you'd like to discover French cuisine, I recommend the following restaurants:- The Hardware: Cosy setting for this Parisian offshoot of an Australian café serving gourmet flavors for brunch.Price range: €€- Le Cabanon de la Butte: Original café overlooking the city's rooftops, serving traditional French cuisine with a focus on seasonal produce.Price range: €€- Sacrée Fleur: Trendy versions of French specialties including escargots, frog legs and foie gras, in a rustic chic setting.Price range: €€€- L'Atelier Ramey: Elegant brasserie and wine bar serving carefully presented seasonal dishes based on local produce.Price range: €€€Getting aroundThe studio's location means you'll be able to get around the capital very easily via its many public transport options:- Metro: Barbès - Rochechouart (lines 2, 4) a 9-minute walk away- Metro: Saint-Georges (line 12) 12 minutes on foot- Vélib station- Several cab companies available: Les cabs G7 (the most popular) - call 36 07- BUS (day and night)